Chalet Motel Whitefish
6430 Highway 93 Whitefish, Montana, 59937, United States
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Day 11 - Avalanches & Tears At A 1000 Foot Drop
... entered the trail for Avalanche Lake. We passed the sign that said "You are now entering Grizzly Country".....gulp!
The trail was a very busy 4 mile round trip, but the two miles there were mainly uphill. I don’t do uphill very well! Might be something to do with not being fit, I don’t know, possibly, lol! It’s fair to say I struggled, and my face went a fetching shade of crimson, but with the aid of my trusty hiking ...
A few days and a lot of rain in Montana
... he plays roller hockey.) So he needed some sticks. Bob’s Hockey Shop was in the basement below Bob’s Sewing and Vacuum Shop, but Bob definitely set Glen up with some sticks to accompany the dead body.
Let me explain about Hank, the dead body. Since lame Reno doesn’t have ice, the only place Glen gets to play hockey is in Sun Valley. So I encouraged him to bring his hockey stuff. Unfortunately the bag is the size of a large man. And ...
Hiking through glacier country
... other way.
On the way down ran across a few rangers sitting on a large rock tracking a bear. Unlike Denali I got the impression that not a lot of bears must come into the populated trail areas. Main reason being that it appears that once a bear has been spotted the rangers maintain a watch on it and keep track of where it goes.
Hit Many Glacier and visited the shop there to buy some food before heading to the campground. Not a ...
It's the Fourth of July
... was formed by glacier drift and then the valley floor filled in with rock slides and formed the lake.
This trail is well worn at the beginning and it is evident that many people use it. This is one of the most popular trail hikes because of the short distance and the beautiful lake. Oh yah, today is the Fourth of July so the crowds are expected to be big. Now mind you, there are lots of people on this trail, but fear not, I’ve got my ...
Fun In the Park
... hard. There’s nothing to really see as far as views from the top, so we start back down after a short 30 minute stop.
The weather conditions remain the same on the return trip and we encounter some bikers going both directions. I don’t mean motorcycle bikers (although there are plenty); I’m talking about bicycle bikers. These people are insane (healthy probably, but still insane).
Back at the Transit Center, we heated ...



